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 ### Server
 1. copy this repo to your remote server and install docker
 2. (optional) install "letsencrypt" SSL certificates for a secure connection
-2. create a new .env file (based on `.env.example`) and fill the values accordingly
-3. generate a random salt: `openssl rand -hex 32` & save it to your `.env`
-4. update the `EXPOSE` value in your `Dockerfile`
-4. build the docker container with `docker build -t otp-auth .`
-6. run the docker container `docker run -d -p <your-port>:<your-port> -v /etc/letsencrypt/:/etc/letsencrypt/ otp-auth` (volume mount is only required for SSL setup)
+3. create a new .env file (based on `.env.example`) and fill the values accordingly
+4. generate a random salt: `openssl rand -hex 32` & save it to your `.env`
+5. update the `EXPOSE` value in your `Dockerfile`
+6. build the docker container with `docker build -t otp-auth .`
+7. run the docker container `docker run -d -p <your-port>:<your-port> -v /etc/letsencrypt/:/etc/letsencrypt/ otp-auth` (volume mount is only required for SSL setup)
 
 ### Client
 1. install the `Scriptable` app from the App Store
 2. for each of the `*.js` files in the `client/` folder: create a new script in the `Scriptable` app
 3. replace the default SALT in the `run.js` file with the previously generated value 
-4. open the `otp-action.shortcut` file with the `Shortcuts` app and install the workflow
-5. check if the correct js script is selected in the first action
-6. execute the shortcut -> you should receive a success message from your server
+4. open the `otp-auth-client.shortcut` file with the `Shortcuts` app and install the workflow
+5. select the `gen-otp-token.js` script in the first action of the workflow
+6. enter the domain of your server and the port the service is running on in action 4
+7. execute the shortcut -> you should receive a success message from your server
 
 ## License
 This project is written by snw7 and licensed under the MIT License.
 
-This project uses https://github.com/emn178/js-sha3 @copyright Chen, Yi-Cyuan 2015-2018.
+This project uses https://github.com/emn178/js-sha3. (c) Chen, Yi-Cyuan 2015-2018.